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Gary P. Laird
Mr. Laird studied writing in Berean University and the Winghill School of Writing. Kid Justice is his first novel. It will be a series, so more of Kid Justice is on its way.
Mr. Laird is a humori...view moreMr. Laird studied writing in Berean University and the Winghill School of Writing. Kid Justice is his first novel. It will be a series, so more of Kid Justice is on its way.
Mr. Laird is a humorist and cartoonist. He is on his way to finishing a book titled The Funny Side. This book is a combination of his humorous look at things in general and his cartoon characters’ feelings about everyday life. His next novel titled Chasing the Devil should be finished by late 2014. It is a mystery series.
Will Drake Stevens find his mother’s killer and the one who took his beautiful Shannon’s life and the life of his best friend? Chasing the Devil will unveil the struggles that turn Drake’s life upside down, forcing him to apply his kind of justice.
At thirty, Drake Stevens is a master detective. He is highly skilled in Chinese martial arts and is quick with a gun. In spite of his age, Drake is called in by the Evansville Police Department to help find a serial killer that is causing panic in the Evansville community and surrounding counties.
She stood in the doorway. As always, her beauty captivated this monster. The monster that would have her forever. She wouldn’t go out with him in high school. Still, he watched her from a distance. Her coal-black hair, full lips, voluptuous breasts, and stunning body made him hunger for her. He wanted her warm body against his.
“Hi, how have you been?” she asked. “Come in.” As the front door closed, a plastic bag with tiny holes in it found its way over her head. She gasped for air. Her swinging arms couldn’t find their target. The monster’s grip was too strong. Freedom was out of the question. He dragged her up to the master bedroom, all 105 pounds of her. She continued to fight. Her lungs burned for lack of oxygen so badly needed . . .view less